A will confirms how finances and property will be handled after your death. The will can also act to make sure any tax owed on the estate is calculated efficiently. An "executor" will be named in the will. Their role includes updating other parties, like banks and insurance companies, with notification of your death. Many solicitors in Flitwick charge low fixed fees for the drafting of a will, and can advise on both legal and financial matters. Tech-aware firms could advise a "social media will" to set out what happens to your online social accounts after your death.

In addition, if you are in a long-term relationship, you may wish to write a "mirror will", where each partner's will is identical save for the names. Solicitors in Flitwick can advise on whether this would be a suitable option for you.